December 19, 2019 CalMedForce: Building California’s physician pipeline CalMedForce supports and expands graduate medical education (GME) residency training programs in California. Physician residents are one critical solution to our state’s physician shortage since each resident conducts approximately 600 patient visits per year. read more
December 2, 2019 State Tobacco Taxes Helping Expand Health Care Workforce - CalMedForce Awards $38 Million from Prop 56 Funds Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) announced more than $38 million in CalMedForce awards to support medical training and residency programs across the state and to help grow the physician workforce. read more
September 30, 2019 CalMedForce now accepting applications for cycle 2 Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) is now accepting applications for the second cycle of the graduate medical education (GME) grant program, CalMedForce. read more
August 27, 2019 PHC announces second application cycle for CalMedForce GME grants Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) is excited to announce the second cycle for the graduate medical education (GME) grant program, CalMedForce, which will award approximately $38 million to primary care and emergency medicine residency programs in California. read more
June 24, 2019 PHC announces second application cycle for CalMedForce GME grants Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) is excited to announce CalMedForce grant program’s second application cycle, which will award approximately $40 million to primary care and emergency medicine residency programs in California. read more
February 6, 2019 Physicians for a Healthy California Awards $38 Million in Grants to Expand Residency Programs in CA Physicians for a Healthy California (PHC) today announced that more than $38 million in new state tobacco tax revenues has been awarded to graduate medical education (GME) programs across the state to fund 156 slots for physician residencies. read more
December 13, 2018 PHC announces new CalMedForce GME grant program; Application now open The fiscal year 2018-19 budget via Proposition 56 includes an allocation of $40 million from Proposition 56 to the University of California to sustain, retain, and expand California residency positions in primary care and emergency medicine. PHC will be administering the program on behalf of the University of California. read more